65 m. ago Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert shares perfect temperature for your home to save cash

As the weather gets colder, many people are looking for ways to keep their homes warm without breaking the bank and MoneySavingExpert.com has some handy tips

Economics

3 h. ago Martin Lewis urges people with money in a savings account to ‘check it now’

The consumer champion explains two things happening right now which make it crucial for savers to check their interest rate.

Economics

4 h. ago Martin Lewis mobile phone warning to millions of people with O2 contract

Up to 15 million Virgin Media O2 customers will be affected by a change in April next year.

Events

14 h. ago States sue Trump’s USDA to unleash SNAP funding as legal experts blast ‘immoral’ decision to block emergency dollars

25 states warn of imminent ‘crisis’ for millions if the federal government won’t tap into emergency funds

Politics

16 h. ago Leave betting alone & stop spending billions on migrant hotels, punters blast as planned tax rise threatens high street

THOUSANDS of bookmakers will disappear from high streets if Chancellor Rachel Reeves puts up sports betting tax in the Budget — risking countless jobs. MPs from across the political divide warn a huge tax hike will cripple the industry and millions will no longer be able to go to shops — where the average bet...

Economics

20 h. ago Step into the future of smartphone photography with a chance to win the new Samsung Galaxy S25 FE

Cutting-edge camera features and innovative AI editing tech mean your photos and videos are about to look better than ever

Culture

27 h. ago Paisley thug who stole Good Samaritan's mobile phone after faking call is jailed

Sheriff Thomas McCartney told the accused there was no alternative to a custodial sentence.

Events

40 h. ago Mutations tied to cancer risk found in 17 million Americans, researchers warn

The findings come as doctors work to understand why rates of early cancer are rising in younger adults

Events

42 h. ago The Guardian view on global aid cuts: a malaria resurgence could be the canary in the coalmine | Editorial

The consequences of Donald Trump’s decision to scrap USAID, and other countries’ decisions to reduce funding, are playing out in deadly fashionMalaria is a pandemic disease that hits the voiceless hardest: most of those who fall ill and die are small children and pregnant women in Africa. It is the leading infectious killer of the continent, responsible for nearly 600,000 deaths a year. Cases are rising and there is an urgent need for more funding, yet western donor countries are instead cutting back on aid. We still hear brave talk about eliminating malaria. But an expert report now warns of a potential resurgence that could add almost a million more deaths to the annual toll by the end of the decade.Most of the money to fight the mosquito-borne disease – 59% – comes through the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Its executive director, Peter Sands, said last week at the World Health Summit in Berlin that of the three killers, the one that kept him awake...

Politics

45 h. ago Martin Lewis: Money Saving Expert's best packaged bank accounts

Packaged bank accounts could save you money – but some people should avoid them 💰

Economics

48 h. ago Urgent warning to Gmail users as 183 MILLION passwords are stolen in data breach

Gmail has been involved in a huge data breach affecting more than 183 million user accounts. Here's how to tell if your email data has been compromised.

Events

48 h. ago Gmail warning as millions of passwords stolen in huge data breach

Gmail users have been issued an urgent warning to check their accounts and change their passwords as soon as possible following the massive breach

Events

50 h. ago Martin Lewis verdict on cutting cash ISA allowance as Budget looms

The Chancellor is said to be considering cutting the cash ISA limit from £20,000 to £10,000 to try and get more people investing in the stock market instead

Economics

50 h. ago Clumsy Brits keep damaging brand new mobile phones and even drop them in the toilet

Clearly, us Brits can't have nice things because on average, it takes just four months for us to damage a brand new mobile phone. And plenty have even dropped our devices in the bogs

Politics

66 h. ago 'Out of touch' peers warned against blocking workers rights for millions

TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak accused opponents of the workers rights' reforms of trying to "side with bad bosses" and warned they were out of step with the public

Events

3 d. ago New Covid variant's full list of symptoms including surprising telltale sign

A new variant of Covid-19 is doing the rounds. Medical professionals are urging people to know the symptoms and if they contract it, to stay home for as long as possible

Science

4 d. ago Martin Lewis approves 1 clothes drying method that's 'much cheaper' than tumble dryer

A woman recently tested out a clothes drying method that's approved by Martin Lewis, as it's said to be "much cheaper" than using a tumble dryer. The simple switch could help to cut down your bills

Politics

4 d. ago Martin Lewis settles decides ongoing heating debate 'once and for all'

Millions of people will be debating the best way to keep their homes warm - and Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert has now settled the matter once and for all

Politics

4 d. ago Rachel Reeves set to 'price jobs out of existence' by upping minimum wage for more than a million workers in Budget, struggling business leaders warn

Rachel Reeves looks set to pile more pressure on already struggling businesses by upping the national living wage by an expected 4%'.

Economics

4 d. ago 'I tried Martin Lewis's tip to dry clothes and it's much cheaper than tumble dryer'

Shannen often tries out different energy saving hacks, and she recently attempted a trick that's recommended by Martin Lewis. She ditched her tumble dryer, and used something different to dry clothes in a bid to save money

Politics